Sarah Schlieder
Sarah Schlieder
Reporter
Sarah Schlieder is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago where she studied science journalism. She has worked at prestigious research facilities, including NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center and Johnson Space Center, and Argonne National Laboratory. Sarah currently serves as a science and technology reporter for Newsy. In this role, she reports on the latest news in science, tech and health. Sarah is committed to engaging the public in the extraordinary scientific breakthroughs made every day. To communicate science is to shed a new light on a fascinating world. Sarah’s work educates and informs the public about the science that impacts our daily lives and benefits us most.
Recent Work
Annoying Eye Floaters Are More Helpful Than You Think
How We Could Make Mars A Livable Planet
Tardigrades Might Be The Sole Survivors Of The Apocalypse
Our Sun Is Nothing Special — But That's A Good Thing
How To Freeze The Decline Of Earth's Endangered Species
Scientists Can't Agree If We're Really In A Mass Extinction
Amelia Earhart's Disappearance Is Still Producing New Theories
Roman Cement Is Stronger Thanks To 2,000 Years of Seawater Exposure
What Happens If Proposed Cuts To NASA's Climate Research Are OK'd?
Scientists Finally Know How One Common Pesticide Is Harming Our Bees
What Existed Before The Big Bang?
ESA Spacecraft Brings Search For Habitable Exoplanets Closer To Home
Stranded Curiosity Rover Gets More Free Will: What Could Go Wrong?
A NASA Engineer Has A Creative New Way To Find Missing Rockets
Planes Are More Fuel-Efficient, But That Doesn't Mean They're 'Green'
Trump Is Bringing Back The National Space Council ... What's That?
Humans Might Be 100,000 Years Older Than We Thought
Einstein Doubted Scientists Could Prove Relativity Like They Just Did
Mars May Have Been Really Watery And Could Have Had A Giant Ocean
NASA's Next Astronaut Class May Not Be Going Anywhere For A While
Mummy DNA Might Help End A Decades-Old Debate
Juno's First Results Show Us Jupiter Is One Seriously Angry Giant
Blue Whales Weren't Always The Giants They Are Today
What's Better Than Going To Space? Being In The Astronaut Hall Of Fame
A Greener Antarctica Isn't Always A Good Thing
Worried About Predator Attacks? Stay Away From The Equator
This 3-D Printed Ovary Might Help Restore Fertility
NASA Completes Milestone 200th ISS Spacewalk
Astronomers Find A Watery, Cloudy Atmosphere On An Exoplanet
